“A New Era Is Coming”—The End Times Super Book for Christian Believers

Many people have invested in gold and silver but don’t understand their future purpose. Gold and silver are God’s money and should be used for evangelism (spreading God’s word) and charity. You shouldn’t buy Lamborghinis, gold chains, or yachts — God wouldn’t approve that. Although I’ve seen two Christian testimonies where God allowed them to buy luxury cars, but I don’t like them when so many people around are struggling. Maybe if the economy ever improves, I’ll buy one :-) A modest house or car is okay — the simpler, the better. Money itself isn’t a sin, but love of money definitely is. Keep some wealth for rainy day and hard times (if you run out of money and go bankrupt, know that no one will help you; you think you have many friends and acquaintances, but when trouble strikes, everyone quickly scatters—99% of people are decepticons) — don’t be a Santa Claus, choose carefully who to help and who not to. After the wealth transfer there may be an event called Three Days of Darkness – all the wicked people may be killed then and no amount of gold or silver will save you. Also, after death one of the tests might be the material test where it will be checked if you were in love with money.

Warning
In my opinion, God the Father wouldn’t like it if we spent 90% of our money on charity and then became poor ourselves. So I feel He is guiding me to invest a certain portion of my wealth into a certain asset class and live off the interest – that way, I’ll preserve my wealth and be able to give a lot to charity from the profits every year. But I can’t reveal what kind of investment this is, because I feel many people reading this article of mine might be decepticons and I do not want to bless them, so please seek a connection with God the Father yourselves so He can put you on the right path. All I can say is that it’s definitely not stocks or some retirees’ bonds 😊

Tips for when you become wealthy:

• Don’t squander all your money – keep some for a rainy day. 
• When you become wealthy, don’t tell any family member or friend, because then you’ll be flooded with requests for help, loans, business ideas, and so on. And if you refuse, the drama will begin. It’s best not to tell anyone and not to show off your wealth.
• If gold or silver prices suddenly crash – do not panic – do not sell your investments based on your emotions.

Who should you help ?

You cannot just sit on your profits when it comes and just count it. The Bible says: “Calling ten of his servants, he gave them ten talents and said to them, ‘Put this money to work until I come back.’” (Luke 19:13). The servant who only hid his talent and did nothing was thrown into the darkness, so it could be said that people can even end up in hell if they use money improperly or do nothing with it. First and foremost, the profit received must be used to actively evangelize and spread the Word of God, and then — to engage in charity (e.g., helping orphans and widows). The Bible takes a very strict view of those who abandon their loved ones to their fate: “Anyone who does not provide for their relatives, and especially for their own household, has denied the faith and is worse than an unbeliever.” (1 Timothy 5:8).

But when it comes to loved ones, many people maintain relationships with toxic family members or former childhood friends, classmates, and so on, because they think, “They are my family” or “They are my close friend.” However, the truth is that if that person is toxic (for example, they gossip and speak negatively about you or other people, mentioning their names), then such people should be blocked and not given second chances. There is a saying that if a person was once a snake, they will most likely remain that way for their entire life. It does not matter whether that person is family, a twin brother, or a childhood friend.

If someone betrayed you, and those people are now suffering and asking for your help, it is better not to help them and to let them suffer, because now all the decepticons will experience God’s wrath. You do not want to interfere with God’s and karma’s work, because otherwise they may end up dragging you down with them. And this applies not only to your relatives — not everyone needs to be helped, because many people are experiencing the consequences of their karma. All you should do is somehow point them to Jesus Christ so that they could repent and you need to pray for them.

If they want abundance, then give them a fishing rod instead — a copy of the book The New Era Is Coming—so that they can cleanse themselves of their vices, become true Christians, and then God will bless them just as He has blessed you. Maybe it’s better to send the book by post rather than meeting in person, because when dark times come, people will become very desperate and dangerous. I think the wisest advice I have received from my higher sources is not to pick up the phone when your enemies and other sorts of decepticons call you. There’s no need to talk to them at all, so they won’t get even a drop of your energy or access to you.

I also liked a quote from the YouTube channel “We the Chosen Ones Ministries”: “I owe you love, not access.” You can love toxic family members or childhood friends from a distance; you do not have to let them drain your energy.

The only exception to this advice is a toxic wife or husband — in that case, you should try to repair the relationship and inspire them to improve so that your marriage can be restored and become harmonious. According to the Bible, people can usually marry only once.

I have noticed that the cruelest betrayals often do not happen between strangers, but between family members. Also, when a person is “building” something in their life, childhood friends, church friends, and similar people will practically never support or help them, because they will think, “Who are you to surpass me?” There is a much greater chance that a stranger passing by on the street will help you than someone close to you.

In the letter to the Galatians, Paul draws a clear line on who to help first when resources are limited: “Therefore, as we have opportunity, let us do good to all people, especially to those who belong to the family of believers.” (Galatians 6:10). If we are talking about universal help in society (outside of one’s family or church), there is no group more protected in the Bible than widows, orphans, and foreigners (strangers). In the Old Testament, this was the most vulnerable part of society, possessing no rights or property. But this does not mean you should become a Santa Claus and start giving away your money to anybody, please read our article Should Christians help everyone for more information.